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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-03-25
Vitality of Great Men

is not always innate or born with them,
but many instances are known where II
has been acquired by the persistent and
judici Gus use Of DR.. Harters Iron Tonic
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-03-25

If afflicted with sore eyes. use DR. Isaac
Thompson Eye Water Druggists sell it.
Do
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-03-25

An eastern woman Is occurring on the
subject What Tires Us She talks and
talks. and the audience que ,ses what 1t is
before she gets through talking.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-03-25

Angels of midnight may lie horril 10 look
ing things in curl papers in the morning
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-03-25

Price $100 Bottle Bottles $500
T1Eu4G -
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-30

Judge Henderson left Sunday for
Cameron.
Carl Johnson W. s lucsrcerated yes
tordav, charged with passing coulter
felt silvt dollars.
The best board in the city, clean
rooms and excellent attention al the
King house, No. 4l5 Washington
street.
Tucker and his very Efficient AS
on duty and can be reached at nighu
by telephone. Prescriptions carefully
compounded.
Ladies, the incest sssoi ,ment Of
scissors and shears aud the best Mal. h
are to be fond at IIorsfUll ~ Cams
srOn's.
The show. window. wedding Oh De
cember /, is causing more comment
than any social even looked for i'll the
near future.
w. Il. Nally was brought in from
the country, last evening, and con
fined within the walls of the prison
on a charge Of lunacy.
The north bound Texas and ST.
Louis was delayed three hours ye-ter
day, il having been due at Waco at
l2lQ, and arriving at 3 o'clock.
Go so No. AIS Washing on street for
good private board. Excellent
rooms and good accommodations gcu
orally, Mrs. j. ). BLOCKER.
Headache is common compliant.
IL i. generally caused 10y der1uged
stomach, or disordered liver, Morris
Csscarine is the remedy tor these
ills
The Missouri Pacific trains were
all running Oh time yesterday. The
roads atc ,siG to be put in good con-
difion, ana further delays may not be
anticipated.
The best chance you will ever Lave
to buy one of Rogers. Peet Il Co.'S
heavy winter suits or overcoais Tor
holt value, at Mallory's closing sale
When the blood becomes impure,
it's poisoned condition results in boils
pimples and skin eruptions. Morris
Cascarine is the best purifier
Pianos, organs, guitars, violins, nc
cordians, sheet music, ana every thing
in the music i'uc can be had at the
music house of Thomas Goggsn ~
Brother, No. 1863 south Fourth street,
Waco.
on December ], JnO ID. Mayiield, in
vestment broker, will begin regularly
to receive deposits from s.dime up
wards. On time deposits OF $40 and
upwards he will allow per cent. in
terest per month.
THE Iron Turbine Wind engine run
with less wind and are moro durable
and lives better satisfaction than any
mill in the market. Call aud 3
modelat :. A. Schroder's and be your
own Judge. Every one guaranteed.
Buy the Iron Turbine engine and tho
/ Buckeye Force pump, and you are
sure to be pleased,
Among the arrests made yesterday,
was that Of William Cullen, by Police
Officer Mahan. lie il accused Of steal
ing a $50 bill from Con, sullivan, pro
prietor OF the Junction House, at
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-30

Temple The officers have recovered
$40 OF the money, he having depos-
ired the same with james Campbell, a
b4r,ei der in the city.
James Murphy, liquor dealer Of
this city, and lily Davis, WHOSE ot-
cupation Is the same, living at sand
town, were taken in custody yestcr~
day for selling liquor at II picnic near
Proctor Springs, without proper au.
thOrity from the government.
The city police yesterday received
those beautiful grey caps, which were
ordered espC clally to conform with the
suits presented TO them by the city
couucil some DAYS since. They are
truly handsome uniforms and add
much to the commanding appearance
Of the gentlemen in their official
duties.
Tho iirCmen of the city haye dc cided
to give their ball and supper on The
22d proXimo. 1t Is UNNECESSARY to say
That the occasion will be one of the
grsndest events of the season, as it Is
well known fact that whenever
Waco'= tiremen undertake. to make a
| ulsUlhN bl llllS tuhIuNJtI, tIbN htWh
carry forward their plans beyond TIE
expectations OF ali interested.
In announcing the death OF Col. Joe
w. Burwell in Yesterdays EXAMINER
it wss stated that the deceased was n
citizen of this city, and also that he
would be inferred in OakwCod CEN
etery. i he deceased WAS resident
OF near Bruceyille, aud his remains
We're deposited Mt that place, IHt
EXAMINER's informant was not
explicit in his statement and the error
occurred in that way.
Constable Lee jenkins arrested and
Imprisoned oliver Lily, a big mu
AUTO negro, late yesterday evening.
The charges preferred against HIM are
that he Ind cast an Illegal vote at the
last municipal election held in Waco,
aud that he hsd been unlawtully abus
ing the wife OF Washington Cotlou.
The complaint was made by the hus
band of tho diaobedient " life, both OF
whom escorted the constable with
this prisoner to the Jail.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-30
DR.. W. R. Clifton,
DENTIST. WACO, TEX.
STREET. NOTES.


Waco laundry is the. best.
Waco steam Laundry is the best
DR. Mann, dentist, 1872 Austin Ave.
Go to the Waco Steam Laundry.
New mlnce meat at Is. a. Little IL
Co.'S.
Go to tho Avenue Stables tor your
rigs.
Extracted honey at b. A Little ~
Cos.
Rest cup of coffee at the Silver
Moon
Bot mesI in VIZ at the styer
Moon,
New currauts and rsisns at s. A..
Little Il Co.'s.
The6ncst lines of teas at b. a. Lit
tie X Cos.
Juclest porterhouse steaks in Waco
at theSilver Moon.
Preserves and lellies i'll any variety
&, 3, a, Little y Cos.
Fora hack or rig OF any KIND see
Dick Green.
Fresh country produce always in
stock at b. "a. Little Il Cos.
Dried beet clipped to suit purchas
ers at l., a, Little X Cos.
Try jar OF Hyman's Celebrated
sweet pickles AT b. A. Little ~ Cos,
Or, II. l.. Muroe, dentist 7l2 Aus
TN Ave, be Seventh and Eighth.
Mayield will sell you unredeemed
watches aud jewelry at half price.
for the best makes III pocket
SNhlves and rszors go to Horstull "
Cameron's.
A fresh shipment of sweet pickles
ia barrels aud jars at b. a. Little n
Cos.
Small grain will now be assured a.
crop, and the average farmer is
happy.
OId papers at THE EXAMNEk ot.
ice at 70 cents a hundred or Sl.5O a
thousand.
W. j. Harrell II Bro, of Quitman,
ua', are in Waco buying horses end
mules for shipment.
Complicated watch repairing spec
ety at a. j. Leslie's. Experience and
skill combined, Moderate charges.
Ben 7. Duval, South Third street,
1esIer IN hay, corn, oats, bran and fod
Oer' Goods delivered free.
Mayfield will write your fire insur
11Hcc IN the most reliable companies.
-is attends to business promptly.
~ ne meeting for the installation of
thro new knights of Pythias Lodge,
LOS oeeh postponed to Saturday.
Artist students will lind at the
cnuN DRUG STORE very full and
n oii pete line of everything they
Tho laqge j. w. Dickinson presided in
In In Instruct court Monday instead OF
'N1ge j, y. Henderson, as published.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01
SENATOR SHERmAyIy srRIyGFIELD I'LL.

srEINGFIEfD, ILL.,. May 81 (Npsc'D).-Senator Sher-
mans arrival here this afternoon not marked by any
demonstration Ne accompanied by Senator Far
we'll from Chicago and joined by Senator Cullom, Cover
Oglcsby and escort committee from the Legs-
laure. Including members who refused to sign the
invitation for his visit At o'clock the Senator was
dned by Senator CulIom at his home in this city Boh
OF the Illinois Senators tho Governor and many eminent
Republicans were present An Informal reception was
given at the Exec utve Mansion, To which the public
generally invited Tomorrow morning senator Sherma II
VIII visit the tomb OF Lincoln and at 2ocock Will deliver
his adj To the Legislature In the Capitol grounds.
AT the dinner tonight exactly thirteen guests at
the table, fact that not noticed until the names
gwen Out for publication. The failure OF III
ytcd guests TO be present resulted In the number.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01


Tho Board Of Arbitration and Strikes Of District
assembly, 40. 80 j. Try ing to effect settlement OF
the trouble In thoStcphrnSon car Works. IL hopes
t.it "A settlement Will be reached by tomorrow.
II W.,- reported yesterday that there wa, every
probability that the trouble Ol the men VIII be
rttu'd without strike.
Tho ear drivers on the broadway road are deter
r.iucd 10 ThOmd- D. Egau, driver who refuses
10 join the Or.auiLatIOn from the business. In Or'cr
h. accomplish this purpose they have Informed the
IOpucOi- Of the restaurant aud other business men
~ the nclshborhOod that Il they accept ihghh7 :
patronage the other drivers viii not patronne them
N, der brothers, who keep Il restaurant at No '7J
-cNruth-;Nc., which l. mach used 10y RAILROAD men,
have informed Exam Uat he cannot get his meals AT
that place any longer.
EAeION Penn. May 81 (Speciah-simon Bros, propr-
Of the silk MILL announced to day that until further
notice their hands would have nine and half hours
day instead OF ten. and that half holiday would be OBJ
served Saturday 10 remain as heretofore his
the first voluntary half holiday move III this section
PHlLNDELrHIA, May 81 tNpccid).-The trouble when
has existed for time between Topographic Union
No and Tagcbiaft settled to-day The compost
tors refused admission to the union because OF tho
trouble but the difficulty has been adjusted fourteen
have been made members and the paper is now union
BOSION May 3l.-A temporary Injunction was granted
the Supreme judicial Court petition presented ny
Max Fschtacher restrain tho Brewers Benefit Associ
alton of Boston, and others having custody OF the funds OF
the association from making any payment account OF
passed by the association last Saturday 10 contrib
100 for tho support or tho brewers now Oh atIo
in the Highland district
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01
MLRr ANDERNON,S DTLNG WORDS.

mount HOLLY, y. j. May 3l.-Mount Holly was
crowded again today with visitors from all parts of the
county and adjoining districts eager To catch glimpse
OF Barclay Peak tho accused murderer At the opening
Of court, Judge Parker delivered his opinion admitting
the statements OF Mary Anderson as dying declarations
Squire Naylor repeated the story Of his visit TO tho
sick girl and said that he questioned her closely for tho
purpose OF finding out who 1t was that shot her lio
asked her whether she thought she wodl eet we'll Her
sister Eva who the the timo, then asked
her who shot her The squire did not hear the answer.
and Eva put her arms around Mary's neck and muir
INJURED softly: say again. sister Tell Eva who shot
you" Mary said clearly AMI distinctly Bark Peak
Eva asked her whore Peak shot her, and She said ~
the end of the ane" Then Eva asked her how Peak did
IT, ana the girl murmured family lie watched and shot
me" She then turned restlessly IN her bed ana The
Suuire said she il tired" The girl heard him and said
fell asleep -,
other witnesses who in the room at tho time tcs
titled to the same effect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01
MASTER MASON. NOT DISCOURAGED.

CH,AGo May 3l.-Afer making "A desperate effort To
the support o. the material men at the beginning
of the trouble master have suddenly come 10
t. conclusion that they have no longer any need OF their
support When asked today If the material men were
siIu standing - hcn. Mr.. Downey replied What do
care whether they stand - or not Let them sell
a. much and rs often as they VINO they going
sell We control nine tenths Of the work In the
city and won't buy of them. -Four years ago we had
Ike trouble aud material offered to all who wished
bay ard sold. We beat the brckIayers then,
and Wr VIII beat them now"
Ninety five non-unon men were put 70 work yeStcr-
dIy." ho continued. and great many have begun 10
dan TAe total number Of work now Is over 800
ltr from beng discouraged dsheartcncd, we have
every feel ubant over forty nine contractors
lave Joined association the struggle began and
Our blr ell 9Th is now over 100"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01
SHOOTING FOR BOULANGER.
RIOTOUS DEMONSTRATION IN PARIS.

AN UGLY MOB DISPERSED BY SOLDIERS AND
POLICE.
PARIS, May 31.-There brilliant assemblage at
the military fete at the Opera House this evening Gen
eral Boulanger was absent While the company
assembling thousands OF persons gathered
in the vicinity OF the Opera House. shouting Resgna
tom" "Resignation!" Long live Boulanger" "We
will have him. etc.
At IL p the crowd outside had greatly increased in
numbers and had become turbulent that the Repub
lcan Guard, which was held in readiness
in the courtyard of the Opera House,
ordered out TO disperse the mob, which
task accomplished amid volleys of Kisses from the
crowd At midnight the crowd reassemblcd and
much larger than before and for time it looked
there would be rioous demonstration All the streets
Elysee guarded by soldiers. There also large
force OF police duty.
II rumored that mob marching to the Elysee
Palace and aterward a crossed the Place dc
la BOuTse shouting "Nive BOuanger." Fifty policemen
stationed at the British Embassy and these, in
nection with the troops. prevented rioting
Cries OF "a rElysee !" we're hssed by
the crowd, and one thousand young
formed a procession and marched at swinging
pace the direction OF the palace, shout
as they went, "We want Boulanger!
Before they arrived at the Elysce, however,
two strong bodies Of police suddenly
appeared and easily dispersed them. The
palace strongly guarded by police and nobody is al
lowed to loter in the neghborhood No arrests have
been necessary
At a. M the people dispersed and the city became
quiet
About 300 youths gathered outside OF the Chamber OF
Deputies this afternoon and joined in the cry OF Vive
la Boulanger." The police dispersed them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01
TELEGRIPHIC NOTES.
AN INSURANCE COMPANY WINS ITS SUIT.

AN INSURANCE COMPANY WINS lis 81 II.
PHILADELPHIA May 3l.-Under an opinion filed by Judge
behalf Of the Phmnix Insurance Company
of libel William Bu1by. owner OF the bark
Melsh, sustained MT Bnlby held poll'y o
the the defendant company aud sought
~ under and salvage clause IN The pol
ley damages sustained by the vessel The dismissal Of tho
decides the matter In favor OF the insurance cont
F' FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY sUSPENDS.
COycOHD y. H. May 3l.-Tho officers OF the sullivan
County Mutual Fire Insurance Company Of Newport have
that they Will cease doing business Juno TO-
hosVY IN tle llo necessary
"a of its affairs.
DAKOTA BONDS BOUGHT By CHICAGO FIRM.
BISMAHcK T. May 81 Bids FOR f6iOOOO Territorial =
per bonds opened yesterday large number ot
prominent 1ms ia the East among the bidder. Ch
cago paid S3.33S premium for the entire amount
CARELESS NESS IN LEGISLATION
HARRsBEG May Silt has boon discovered by Goyernor
Beaver OF George Handy smith president o
The senate Xed to tho General keven ne act anu
that fails Many appropriations based upon tue
Increased revenue VIII suner IN consequence.
INQUIRIES TO THE WHEAT CROP
RFApING Nav 3l.-Reports received to-day from Perks.
Ieiauon ehrh neghboring counties show that this
wear wheat only about half crop Tho dosruct
i've fly again raviging the wheat neds inc NVi
OTatO beetle IS also dong considerauie uhlnhSo
TO BUILD LARGE SILK MILL
PoTTsvIIIE Penn, May 3lNegOtiatons were concludet
to-day syndicate Of PottsvIo capitalists ana tho
Phmnx Manufacturing company Of Paterson J LOT the
estab i-hment large silk mill here. The n VIII employ
COO to 1000 hands AMI the building anu mehney wi"
100000 The work OF erection viii De begun az ohoo
IRISH IMMIGRANTS ALLOWED 10 LAND.
PUIIADglPHA May 81 (Spsctd-The eleven families OF
Irsh who arrived on the steamer scandinavian
were permitted to land to-day. Toegrams sent 10 their
friends Chicago and Cleveland elected responses that
Country intending become good citizens The families
number eighty three memberA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01
THE THISTLE BEATEN AGAIN.
SHE CROSSES THE LINE FIRST But THE IREx GET


SHE CROSSES THE LINE FIRST. But TIE IREx GETS
LONDON. May 31.-The yacht race from Harwch to
prevailed The Thistle the first to pass the finishing
line crossing 1O1 p m the Irex second at 1904 p nj;
the Genesta third at I'LL p. m and the Wendur fourth
at 1877 p.
The IreX however wins the first prize and tho Thistle
the second. The IreI, Neptune, Thistle, Queen MaO
sleuthhound. Wendur, Foxhound and Genesta are en-
tered for the Channel race which will be contested on
Saturday. The first prize Will be s1.7jO
The day splendid one with plenty OF
wind warm sun. and just enough sea
to make sailing pleasant All the yachts
had to beat ont to tho Cork light and rounding 1t
the Thistle took first place, setting her spinnakers
She had fair wind all the way
and Wendur They kept this order throughout the race
The Thistle covered the in the quickest time but
lost the prize OF the rex saving her time
The Daiiy Ne,rS says:
There little doubt that the Thistle trying TO erreach
herself II she at the rate II Will take all hr
time TO contend with anything the other side OF the Al
lantio.
Mr.. Bell the OF the Thistle. speaking at ban
quet given by the Harwch Yacht Club last evening said
he felt that the undertaking OF an American
contest anything but light matter II
friends wanted that tho best yacht should win. le
felt certain that he should receive fair play, and II he
failed to win it would simply be because hc unable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01
cnARGED WIFI KILLIyo MS SGRAXDcnLLDREy

IUNTIIU VIII hTITTNN UTN hNH NUfWTIUHIN
READING. May 3l.-Wam Showers a cigarlnaker
ago hfty-nnc, arrested at Annyille at midnight
charged with numbering his two grandchildren, age
spectiycy three and five years The children the
ilegitimate osprng- OF Showerss deceased daughter
Search made for the children and resulted In finding
their bodies buried in Showerss yard with ropes around
thcr neck Showers that he took the children from
their home 10 deliver them to at Tower City two
weeks ago who adopt them aud that whle on tho
he missed the road aud put tho little OF the
carriage while he went 10 water his horse quarter Of
mile away and that while he gone the children dis
appeared in company with two strangers. showers
engaged to marry Elizabeth Sarge but her condition
that the children should first he got rid OF by placing
them in charge OF some other person.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01
GONE WITH $4,000 OF THE BANKS FUNDS
A GUARANTEED YOUNG Man CANDLES AND GOES
ASTlAY

MONTREAL, Mag 81 (Specdn L. ID. Parent, the
smart promising young cashier of the Nocheiaga
Bank. has abscOnded and is detauter to the extent
of 81 1000 On Thursday the bank opened "A branch
Valley Field. and Friday President St Charles
received a message from the cashier that he un-
able to balance hts each. Parent therenpcn
instructed to proceed thither and to assist in unravc
ling the difficulty Previous to going he drew checks
TO the extent of $4,000, signed them l.. ID. Parent,
IN trust for DR. Vaalc his uncle, and prevailed upon
Mr.. Roy, the ledger-keeper to accept them for the
bank. Then he cashe them and with the proceeds
in bis pocket lett the aty. He b said to lie in Boston
He leaves behind him Point Claire wife and three
young children. Tho bank il fully protected by
guarantee policy for 10000 on Parent in the London
Guarantee COMPANY and $1,000 in the same COM
pany on Roy. the ledger keeper
Parent about twenty and was q general
favoite with customers OF the bank He had lost largo
sums lately by gambling. ami 1t is thought that tho
full extent of hs Cetscatons has not yet been ascer-
tanned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.
LONDON. May ~.

BICYCLE CUtNPioNsHIr-lIowcll won the f7c-me
bicycle championship Of the world at Wolverhampt0n
to-day There siN entries. WoOdslde had no show
from the beginning.
To BANQCEr OBRIES.-The Cambcrwe Radical Club
il making ARRANGEMENTS 10 give Editor Bricn banquet
behalf of the Radicals aud lrshmcn OF London.
Mrs SARAH MoNrGoNERY.-It has been learned that
Mrs. sarah Montgomery. the American Lady who was
said 10 be missing. sent a postal card on April to
the American Exchange In Berlin requesting that any
letters that might arrive there for her should be for
warded 10 London.
PANIC N 4 CArHRnR.f--Durng services I'm the Cathe
dral AT Pre-,hurg Hungary, sunday alarm of hre
raised Panic ensued and many of the congregation
Injured in the crush which resulted from tho frantic
endcavOrs Of the people 10 reach the dOort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01
DISSATISFIED moy MANUFACTURERS.

PnI~ntE. MAY 81 l>Dcciah.-Joncs Il Laughlin, oliver
Brother, AZ Pniihp,, Oliver x Roberts. william Clark
Coz -Iu-,r. N,ucS * Coz Park Brothers * CO., j. Paint
er & sons carnegie Brothers Il Co and Lindsay & Me
tur'hepu are formulating the OF appeal 10 tho
Interstate Commerce Commission. The appeal j. from
the ,s ci'n ot cort4u spacIltics by the trunk lines
made several day ago In Ncw-York. This classification
va, iu the uturc OF reduction nfth-cass articles.
IN i. class uuop band AMI sheet IRON fencin and plain
VIr-s axle Iud sprlul, links and pins have always
brcu r,cu -utl a. IIoTcycr IA making up the list THIS
tim. t.cJ Upt included iu the reduction and hence
are ctrI.rI creased rates The Pittsburg firms
that D., plain OF discrimination and violation OF
t.I,+ 1 Ittf, al lee l.t.y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01
corRrs ~ Iowl pirIDrD orER BEER

A QUESTION BETWEEN STATE AND FEDERAL
AUrnoRIIIEs-N JEALOUS CONSTABLE II rRpr HIE.
CHICAGO, May 81 t>,,c,ail.-t curiou, liquor case
is now Interesting Iowa. I'm February Constable
Pierce who ha- become motel for Id, seizure VI qHur
and h, raids l!quor->hops, >ciS carload of e-r
witch had Ia ON the wabash rOal lJr liuiibnTt,
Hess a Go. H. hal warrant, but scculod ono
bcfor,. Dc had taken all the beer The cons,
attempted TO recover the beer 10y rpl,yin in no
Federal court but the court refused relief and tho
beer was turned over TO the sheriff \ few days
tho ground that the Wabash road l., ia the hands Of
the Federal and receiver, and that the beer
wa taken fru.l the custody IL the receiver Without
warrant.
TIA. case was heard on Friday before Julg" Love
I'm pos Molncs, Who held Pierce iu contempt and
ordered him 10 pay hic Of 5000, and stand CONS
uttcd unth IL was paid and the beer returned 10 tha
receiver. The beer wa- In Possession oi the rhrfik
JtsIg, Love made order that. upon return Of thd
beer 10 the United states Marshal the Marshal Sall
deliver II the state Court, and II the state tOUrn
should declare the beer unliwully within the state,
pierce In acrrlancc with the order the beer was
returned 10 the Marshal Who Immediately turned ID
back the sheriff
Th, avoids all conflict Of Jurisdiction of the courts
and lets Pierce out, provided the beer l. finally con.
dcmucd but when the fine was imposed. a. attempted
., take advantage Of the Poor Debtors act and maio
an AFFIDAVIT that he hal no money or property ana
could not pay hi fine. United states Di>inctAt-
torncy Finch left the court room and In thirty minues
rrturiel having discovered that Pierce han Sl zoo
record IIc al once put under arrest and coin-
mi ted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01
FRAGMENTS or CABLE NEWS.

BRTssfIs May 3l.-Thc miners in the Iicge distrig'
have resumed work In the rTin1gc and Centre districts
Charlcra very few OF the strikers have returned
10 work.
PARIS May 3i.-Ircsidcnt Grcyy has made "A personal
donation of 10000 francs for the benefit Of the sufferers
by the opera Comique fire. No search has yet been
the upper eries of the opera house FOR the
bodies Of persons vino supposed To have lost their
live tlsrr